Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Lionheart Educational Trust
Creating resourceful, resilient, reciprocal & reflective learners

Latest News
National Apprenticeship Week: Wania’s Lionheart Journey

February 11, 2025

With our support and guidance to flourish in their chosen vocation, many  of our apprentices progress onto permanent employment within the Trust.  Among the plethora of success stories is Wania Habib, who recently completed an IT apprenticeship at Beauchamp College and has since successfully secured a permanent role at Judgemeadow Community College.  A decorated Lionheart alumnus – having attended Riverside Primary School, The Cedars Academy and finally Beauchamp College – Wania, upon completing…

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Lionheart Schools Embrace Children's Mental Health Week

February 10, 2025

This year – from 3rd to 9th February – the focus was on ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself’ and, throughout the week, our schools engaged in activities that encouraged self-awareness and personal growth. Here’s the round up of what some of our schools got up to… At Beauchamp College, Student Wellbeing Ambassadors led gatherings throughout the week - with empathy and maturity - highlighting the importance among their peers of prioritising mental health.   As the week ended, the school burst into a vib…

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Local MP Shockat Adam visits Sir Jonathan North and Beauchamp City

February 10, 2025

Sir Jonathan North Girls’ College, Knighton   First up was a visit to Sir Jonathan North, and the students were abuzz with excitement, anticipating the arrival of their important visitor.  Upon arrival, Shockat was warmly greeted by Executive Principal James McKenna and Associate Principal Dr Helen Coles-Hennessy, who led him on an engaging tour of the school grounds. The tour provided an opportunity to showcase the school's recent outstanding Ofsted result and discuss potential collaborations t…

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Sir Jonathan North is OUTSTANDING in all areas

February 04, 2025

Outstanding Quality of Education Ofsted inspectors praised the exceptional learning environment, noting that "pupils thrive at Sir Jonathan North Girls’ College" and learn within "focused and ambitious classroom environments." They highlighted that the curriculum is "intelligently designed and ambitious," fostering a culture of independent learning that allows students to "broaden their horizons" and "challenge themselves." As a result, students produce work of "exceptionally high quality," lead…

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Students rock at annual Battle of the Bands competition

February 03, 2025

Due to its ever-growing popularity, the event was returning for its fourth consecutive year, with 15 bands – comprising 65 students – taking to the stage in front of a capacity crowd of parents, carers and friends.  Joey Hughes from Leicester Community Radio formed the judging panel with Georgie Surridge and Simon Kirk, members of Midnight Angel, a legendary local rock band. Together, they judged the school bands across four areas: Musical Ability, Stage Presence, Band Cohesion and Audience Part…

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